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Poor girl teaches a guy how to live frugally.
Co habitation, attic cat only lacks the amnesia aspect.

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The genre of these dramas are the same, such as suspense, game.
The characters play a lot of game and try to achieve their missions in order to survive

Queen Seon Duk is basically the same story but with the focus on Queen Seon Duk instead. Queen Seon Duk is however a bit less fact-based then The Geat King's Dream.

Both involve forensics and medical students who come to value what they learn from a veteran who wants to teach them the importance of autopsy in determining the truth behind deaths that otherwise would not be revealed.

Both feature a conman character teaming up with a government worker to catch bad guys through unorthodox means.

Both dramas have unique plots that are written by the same writer and have a melodramatic feel to it along with the part where the main leads are cold to each other at first, but warm up to each other as they spend more time together. Another Miss Oh is just a little bit more lighter and funnier. Both of them also have side plots

It’s season two of hormones the Series season three, it also has most of the same cast, and the plot is kind of the same

Both dramas have the same vibe, at least for me, they both have really weird plot points, and they're really funny. Plus they both focus on people living together.

These dramas center on a bunch of roommates in an urban setting (there is romance, drama, comedy...)

While EW centers on a bunch of guys friends who are part of the entertainment world and who run a guesthouse, AoY and its sequel centers on a group of college going girls who room together in a nice flat.

A girl without dating experience get a kind of simulation how it feels to be courted by different types of man (or boys). The stories are only particular connected so it feels like watching little cliche scenes of romantic situations.

Both have an older femal lead falling for a younger guy, as well as the male lead being the younger brother of a friend. In both dramas the female lead knew him when he was an annoying kid and then he went abroad. Now he's back and just as annoying but hunky, handsome and cuter than a bunny. There's other similarities, but to mention them would be spoilers. Still, if you've seen What's Up Fox? you'll get them anyway.

Switching and sending your birth child to a wealthy family as the heiress and keeping the real heiress as your family. Receiving gifts and benefits from wealthy family. Wealthy family trying too hard to make you feel welcome and distancing you from your poor family.

Switching and sending your birth child in place of the real heiress to a wealthy family. Spiteful behavior of impoverished parent and receiving benefits from wealthy family.

Switching and sending your birth child to take the place of the the real child to a wealthy family. Family hardships, mistreatment and disadvantages due to poverty. Wealth and privilege power and abuse of those less fortunate.